Metal expands as it is heated and contracts as it cools. Keeping the heat input even, completely around the pipe, will help. If possible reheating the weld area after the weld is complete can help to "stress relieve" the joint. Using a weld "fixture" to prevent bending is another possibility.
It depends on the material of the pipes
forgot to mention its for welding gas pipes the yellow ones
Welding with cast iron welding rods
4MM..
Type your answer here... no
Plumbers that solder pipe together, also known as welding of the pipes.
Plumbers that solder pipe together, also known as welding of the pipes.
By rolling and welding flat plates or more commonly by the extruding process.
pipe bender(bend-pak)
Tungsten Inert Gas (TIG)
Requires cutting, exhaust pipe bending (if you need to replace any of the pipes), welding, and anchoring. It isn't something most people would be able to read about and do. If you don't already know how, I'd suggest either having a mechanic that already knows how either do it himself, or show you how in person.
Yes, Until you stop bending it back and it becomes potential energy.